New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th March 2005 There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th March 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Dom DeLuise comedyFATSOAAcross 6: Field protectorTARPAAcross 10: Performer with a balancing actSEALAAcross 14: Lord's workerSERFAAcross 18: The Capris' "There's ___ Out Tonight"AMOONAAcross 19: Playwright CapekKARELAAcross 20: Exile isleELBAAAcross 21: Ally of the Missouri, onceOTOEAAcross 22: Lulu of a predicament?DILLYPICKLEAAcross 24: Good season for kite-flying?WINDYFALLAAcross 26: Alchemist's life prolongerELIXIRAAcross 27: Shark's placeSAN JOSEAAcross 29: ListingATILTAAcross 30: HalfheartedTEPIDAAcross 32: City near Le HavreCAENAAcross 33: Supermodel BündchenGISELEAAcross 35: Treat like dirtABASEAAcross 37: Sorry soulsRUERSAAcross 39: Have something at homeEAT INAAcross 40: Penn Station inits.LIRRAAcross 41: Dog that's up on the latest fashions?TRENDYSETTERAAcross 44: ___ Spiegel (German magazine)DERAAcross 47: Beach on the Costa del SolPLAYAAAcross 49: Yes, in YokohamaHAIAAcross 50: Meaningful little coughAHEMAAcross 51: Welfare payments, e.g.DOLEAAcross 52: W-2 IDSSNAAcross 53: Greeting from a dwarf?SHORTYWAVEAAcross 58: Meanies' miensSCOWLSAAcross 60: "China Beach" star DanaDELANYAAcross 62: Kingklip catchersEELERSAAcross 64: Film score composer MorriconeENNIOAAcross 65: It rises when you get a raisePAY RATEAAcross 67: NadaNILAAcross 68: Pleasantly sweetHONEYEDAAcross 70: Boutros-Ghali's successorANNANAAcross 71: NuancedSUBTLEAAcross 74: Price fixerCARTELAAcross 75: Ocean liners?COASTSAAcross 77: Browbeating sleepyhead?BULLYDOZERAAcross 79: Not workingOFFAAcross 82: Celebrity biographer HawesESMEAAcross 83: Stereotypical lab assistantIGORAAcross 85: In the manner ofALAAAcross 85: In the manner ofALA.AAcross 86: Florida's ___ National ForestOCALAAAcross 88: Cross-referencing wordSEEAAcross 89: Lower abdomens?BELLYBOTTOMSAAcross 94: Near Eastern portADENAAcross 95: Brought forthBEGATAAcross 96: UnfamiliarALIENAAcross 97: Small woodCOPSEAAcross 99: Went upSCALEDAAcross 101: Mr. Miniver, in "Mrs. Miniver"CLEMAAcross 102: Lasting aftereffectsSCARSAAcross 104: Makarova of tennisELENAAAcross 105: ResolvedDEAD SETAAcross 108: Goes downABATESAAcross 111: Thick foam on beer?BULKYHEADAAcross 113: Apple-polishers' perches?TOADYSTOOLSAAcross 116: Camembert alternativeBRIEAAcross 117: AboutINREAAcross 118: Revolutionary War patriot PutnamRUFUSAAcross 119: The blahsENNUIAAcross 120: Practice, pugilisticallySPARAAcross 121: Alternative to 50-AcrossPSSTAAcross 122: Memo abbr.ATTNAAcross 123: Make gender-neutralDESEXDDown 1: It's temporarily inFADDDown 2: Valentine for ValéryAMIEDDown 3: Extent of damageTOLLDDown 4: Prison punishmentSOLITARYDDown 5: Features of some cameosONYXESDDown 6: XXX partTACDDown 7: Symbols of safe passageARKSDDown 8: Tightened, in a wayRELACEDDDown 9: Complete in every respectPLENARYDDown 10: Attach, as a patchSEWONDDown 11: Ivy League teamELISDDown 12: Deny oneselfABNEGATEDDown 13: BuckoLADDDown 14: Tone downSOFTENDDown 15: Sell onlineETAILDDown 16: "Good Times" matron portrayerROLLEDDown 17: With 54-Down, a derby, e.g.FELTDDown 19: Diva ___ Te KanawaKIRIDDown 23: Lab tubePIPETDDown 25: Late name in Mideast politicsYASIRDDown 28: 1910's heavyweight champ WillardJESSDDown 31: Not brightDREARYDDown 34: Gossipy squibsITEMSDDown 35: Is laid upAILSDDown 36: Slivovitz or kirsch?BRANDYNAMEDDown 38: Pascal or newtonUNITDDown 39: It can knock people outETHERDDown 40: 45 alternativesLPSDDown 42: French winesRHONESDDown 43: Trough siteEAVEDDown 44: Wagonfuls of feathers?DOWNYLOADSDDown 45: Mrs. Jock EwingELLIEDDown 46: Cover anew, as a plotRESODDDown 48: ObliqueASLANTDDown 51: BeneficiaryDONEEDDown 54: See 17-DownHATDDown 55: Movie with the Oscar-nominated song "Papa, Can You Hear Me?"YENTLDDown 56: Brecht's sometime collaboratorWEILLDDown 57: It may be blindALLEYDDown 59: El ___, Calif.CENTRODDown 61: Totally eliminateERASEDDown 63: Superhero's transformation wordSHAZAMDDown 65: Duel unitsPACESDDown 66: Just barely, after "by"ANOSEDDown 69: Rush attractionOREDDown 69: Rush attractionORE.DDown 72: Bar with two screw threadsUBOLTDDown 73: Completely repressBURYDDown 74: Two-pointers?COLONSDDown 76: Preattack tacticSIEGEDDown 78: Play the field, so to speakDATEDDown 80: RunFLEEDDown 81: Air moverFANDDown 84: GratifiesGLADDENSDDown 87: Crowning achievementCAPSTONEDDown 89: Cease, imperativelyBELAYDDown 90: Dis-tressedBALDDDown 91: Big name in fake fatOLESTRADDown 92: Play interrupterTIME-OUTDDown 92: Play interrupterTIMEOUTDDown 93: Picket provokersSCABSDDown 95: E. F. Hutton, e.g.BANKERDDown 98: Tub-thumpedORATEDDDown 99: Noise that Emily Post wouldn't approve ofSLURPDDown 100: "As You Like It" lassCELIADDown 101: Midshipman's counterpartCADETDDown 103: Low islandsCAYSDDown 104: Goes downEBBSDDown 106: All ___EARSDDown 107: Sherman served with himTAFTDDown 109: Time on endEONSDDown 110: PivotSLUEDDown 112: Oft-replaced partHIPDDown 114: Dull-coloredDUNDDown 115: More than a handfulSIX